Kim Kardashian Wedding: What You Don't Know
For a celebritiy wedding, Kim and the Kardashian clan have been ultra-vocal about the plans and preparations for the big day. Her wedding will even air on television as "Kim's Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event," an E! Special, in October. "Every single aspect of her life is on TV. I don't know what is private. We've seen her doing everything," says US Weekly's Melanie Bromley.
Dogs Can Sniff Out Lung Cancer In Early Stage: Study
Highly trained dogs can sniff out lung cancer in its early stage, while it is treatable, a new study suggested.German researchers discovered that dogs could pick up on the smell of organic compounds related to lung cancer, through human breath.
U.S. investigating S&P over mortgages: report
The Justice Department is investigating whether Standard & Poor's improperly rated dozens of mortgage securities in the years before the financial crisis, The New York Times reported on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Analysis: History, at least, suggests end-of-year stocks rally
History suggests the misery suffered by stock investors this summer should end soon, even if relying on precedent seems risky in this year of surprises.
Lady Gaga Strips Down, Plays Piano for Promo [VIDEO]
Another act has been added to Lady Gaga's jaw-dropping antics. She is seen removing her bra in the promos of her new music video. Gaga, who is all set to perform at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, has released her upcoming performance with three short promos.
Futures sink on growth worry ahead of data
Stock index futures sank on Thursday as a gloomy forecast on global growth and continuing worries about the European debt crisis shook up investors ahead of data on jobless claims and consumer prices.
Forest Labs aims to fend off Icahn at annual meeting
Forest Laboratories Inc's showdown with activist investor Carl Icahn should be resolved on Thursday, when shareholders meet to pick the drugmaker's new board of directors.
Rising costs and franc strength dent Holcim profit
A record-high Swiss franc and soaring raw material and energy costs pummeled cement maker Holcim's
Strong Swiss franc dents Holcim profit
Holcim , the world's second-largest cement maker, posted weaker-than-expected profit in the second quarter, pummeled by the strong Swiss franc and rising raw material costs.
Weak sales, bigger discounts hurt Sears
Retailer Sears Holdings Corp , which is controlled by billionaire investor Eddie Lampert, reported a wider-than-expected quarterly loss on Thursday as weak sales and bigger discounts ate into margins.
Stock futures signal sell-off ahead of data
Stock index futures pointed to a sharply lower open on Wall Street on Thursday, with futures for the S&P 500 down 2 percent, Dow Jones futures down 1.5 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures down 2.2 percent at 5:17 a.m. EDT.
Exclusive: Party insider maps bold path for China's next leaders
A former Chinese official's manifesto for a new burst of reform mixing Mao, markets and guarded political relaxation has opened a rare window into ideas shaping the country's next generation of princeling leaders.
China Mobile says has held talks with Steve Jobs on iPhone
China Mobile Ltd, the world's biggest mobile operator, has met with Apple Inc Chief Executive Steve Jobs several times on introducing an iPhone based on its network standard.
BART Police Web Site Hacked; Is Anonymous Behind the Act?
Hackers broke into the Bay Area Rapid Transit's system Web site, leaking information on BART police, but Anonymous is denying responsibility this time.
UK regulator fines TalkTalk for billing errors
British regulator Ofcom has fined TalkTalk Telecom and subsidiary Tiscali UK 3 million pounds ($5 million) for sending thousands of customers incorrect bills.
China Mobile H1 profit grows, talking to Apple on iPhones
China Mobile logged its fastest half-yearly profit growth in nearly three years and said it hopes to soon launch Apple's popular iPhones to accelerate uptake of high-end 3G services.
Banks scorn Franco-German transaction tax proposal
Banks operating in the European Union dismissed a Franco-German proposal for a tax on financial transactions, saying it would not stabilize markets and could serve to distort them.
Russell Amstrong Begged Friend for Anxiety Drugs Before Suicide
The estranged husband of "Real Housewives of Beverley Hills" star Taylor Armstrong, who was found dead Monday, had apparently begged a friend for anxiety drugs days before his death, reports TMZ.
Coca-Cola to invest $4 billion more in China starting 2012
Coca-Cola , the world's largest soft drinks producer said on Thursday it will invest $4 billion more in China over the next three years starting from 2012.
Stock Futures Signal Selloff as Traders Await U.S. Data
Stock index futures pointed to a sharply lower open on Wall Street on Thursday, with futures for the S&P 500 down 2 percent, Dow Jones futures down 1.5 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures down 2.2 percent at 5:17 a.m. EDT.
Australia's Foster's rejects $10 billion SABMiller bid, again
Australian brewer Foster's rejected a $10 billion offer from rival SABMiller for the second time as shareholders hold out for a better offer from the global brewing giant.
VW confident on growth if economy dips: Labour rep
German carmaker Volkswagen expects to maintain strong growth in the face of an economic slowdown, the head of the company's works council said.
Lenovo Q1 gains overshadowed by PC market concerns
China's Lenovo Group Ltd, the world's No.3 PC brand, joined rivals in flagging concerns about the weak global economy and euro zone debt crisis, overshadowing a doubling in first quarter profits.
China Mobile profit grows quickest in 3 years on high-end users
China Mobile logged its fastest half-yearly profit growth in nearly three years as the world's largest mobile operator by subscribers attracts more high-end 3G users upgrading to smartphones.
U.S. Units of European Banks Under N.Y. Fed Scrutiny: Report
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is intensifying its scrutiny of the U.S. units of Europe's biggest banks amid concerns that Europe's debt crisis could spill into the U.S. banking system, say sources familiar with the matter.
U.S. units of European banks under NY Fed scrutiny: report
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is intensifying its scrutiny of the U.S. units of Europe's biggest banks amid concerns that Europe's debt crisis could spill into the U.S. banking system, the Wall Street Journal reported citing sources familiar with the matter.
RIM's Blackberry Bold 9900 on T-Mobile to Hit Market
Research In Motion?s Blackberry OS 7 powered Blackberry Bold 9900, T-Mobile?s first 4G-enabled Blackberry, will hit the shelves on Aug. 31 with the carrier already offering pre-orders for its business customers.
Analysis: Jobs, travel, biscuits: cost squeeze at Europe's banks
Closing branches during the summer lull and telling staff to cut back on biscuits and book cheap flights: banks have rarely been battling harder to cut costs -- and even the most minor expenses are coming under fire.
Barcelona 3-2 (5-4) Real Madrid - Match Highlights (VIDEO)
Barcelona secured the Super Cup with a 3-2 win, 5-4 on aggregate, over Real Madrid, after Lionel Messi capped a wonderful display with a late winner.
Merkel and Sarkozy offer no miracle cure for euro
Plans from France and Germany to move toward fiscal union in 2012 got a chilly response from other euro-zone countries and failed to reassure investors worried about the region's debt crisis and weakened economies.